Something else that confuses me is he wanted me to come to his house where we can easily be caught by my replacement or his landlord which i was friends with and she now seems to be friendly with my replacement. Is it a game to get me back because his house was more a home to me for 4 years then my own house. He knows there are alot of feelings in his house
LBAC, I am so sorry for your pain . Please know we understand here, as these are the very pains many of us have endured.
Nothing about this is a game, it's a disorder. It does indeed feel like a game as the push/pulls-splitting are indeed like a rug being pulled out from underneath the non, much like being moved around a game board, without any warning. Pre BPD knowledge, I actually said those very words to my expBPD as he did the very same to me: " is this a game to you?"
As well as the triangulation. More hurt.
In my humble opinion based on my own experience, triangulation is common and there seems to be some element of the pBPD "wanting" to get " caught" if you will. It increases the chaos and drama and keeps everyone on the rollercoaster of the disorder. With all attention being applied to the pBPD, ultimately. To which I am very sorry bc I know how this feels.
Hurtful. Confusing. Unsettling. Always with a knot in the stomach. Devalued. All for no reason that makes sense.
This is not about you. It's about a disorder. Please remember this.
The need to want to warn/speak with the replacement. I had this desire too. Then I realized, this only kept me on the rollercoaster. The drama. The chaos. My desire to fix something I could not, should not, was absolutely keeping me in that triangle as well as in the disorder. Would that potential conversation change anything, for ME? Help ME? Somehow chg the former r/s w my ex or make things better for anyone, most esp ME?
No.
The replacement, much like we were in the idealization stage, would likely be hearing from our expBPD how much he/she was victimized in our r/s. We heard this too. We believed it. It was 100% convincing. Often with tears and incredible emotion.
Hard. I know. Truly.
NC is tough. Its for you. To begin the journey back to you.
Keep posting and knowing we understand as we have been there.